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Originally Posted by Damien
Strange how after providing a thoroughly useless piece of advice you feel the need to pick holes in someone else attempt at giving better and more detailed advice. So what if it's not really something that's gonna make you "love life", that's not the purpose of it. The purpose is to make them realise that no matter how bad things get, someone has it worse and if those people can survive with whatever crap their going through so can you. It wasn't meant as a definitive "do this and you'll be happier" solution, more of a step that may or may not help; everyone is different so what may help one person might not help another. And to be honest, I'd rather give some cheesey advice than non-cheesey useless advice.
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I never said my advice was helpful. All I did was point out the obvious.
But the whole starving kids in Africa thing is ludicrous, and I don't mean just in this instance. I could use the exact same argument by saying there are people in even worse situations than that, therefore, by your logic, making your point about the African kids pointless and their lives considerably less awful in comparison. And then
I can say: "The purpose is to make them realise that no matter how bad things get, someone has it worse and if those people can survive with whatever crap their going through so can you." It's a vicious cycle. There's always going to be someone out there who has a life that's worse than the person before them, so the 'yeah, well, you could be...' argument is applicable to every single human being on the planet.
~Maggot